By Lea Ann Mallett “Do I Look Pretty?”
I was driving Ruby, who is 7, to school on her own yesterday and she asked me out of the…
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By Kari Wells Why Professional Sports, and Our Children, Need Tim Tebow
It happened the last week in June. After being promoted from the low-A minors to the high-A league, Tim Tebow…
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By Jennifer Worrell How to Talk to Your Kids about Law Enforcement Controversy
Last week, a fellow police wife posted a story about her husband’s attempts to get dinner after a 13 hour…
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By Jackie Boeheim The Day I Discovered A Giraffe In My House
I was on the phone with my mom, yacking away and paying attention to only my words, the phone and…
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By Katie Weber Yes, I Paint my Sons’ Toenails
Last night, I let my three-year-old son pick out a color of nail polish for me at Target. Bright electric…
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By Tiffany Picotte A Momma’s Goodbye
Early morning sunshine glinted through the windows, announcing another beautiful, hot summer day. I woke up and gritted my teeth in…
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By Sara Estabrooks My Dear, Sweet, Terrible Two-Year-Old
My dear, sweet, terrible two-year-old, You are good. When you rip off your diaper so you can pee on the…
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By Kara Turner Life as the Most Annoying Person on the Planet
Never in my wildest imagination did I expect to spend thirteen years raising my daughter with the outcome being…
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By Erin Lawson Choosing to be The One They Deserve
It’s been the kind of week where the furnace, clothes dryer and SUV all need fixing. It’s also been the…
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By Britt LeBoeuf The Hair In The Shower Drain
I was rushing to take a shower this afternoon while my six-month-old was napping and before my four-year-old got home…
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By Jordan Harrell I’m a Football Coach’s Wife, But I Won’t Let My Son Play Youth Football
I was born Wednesday, August 28, 1985. On September 14, 1985 I attended my first football game. I was seventeen…
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By Jen Savage You Don’t Have to Suffer in Silence
“You don’t have to suffer in silence”--my midwife’s words stood out in my mind as the rest of the world…
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